What is the duration and scope of the renewed service agreement between Baker Hughes and NLNG?

The renewed service agreement between Baker Hughes and NLNG is a 13-year full lifecycle service contract covering critical turbomachinery at the Bonny Island liquefaction plant, including four heavy-duty gas turbines, associated centrifugal compressors, and two gas turbines for power generation — all originally awarded to Baker Hughes in 2021. The agreement extends their collaboration beyond 20 years and supports the new Train 7 project.

How does the Train 7 project impact NLNG’s overall LNG production capacity?

The Train 7 project will increase NLNG’s total LNG production capacity from 22 million tonnes per year to 30 million tonnes per year, marking a significant expansion of Nigeria’s global LNG output.

Baker Hughes Renews Long-Term Service Agreement with NLNG

Jul 3, 2026

Baker Hughes signed a 13-year lifecycle service agreement with Nigeria LNG (NLNG) to support its key Train 7 project. This partnership aims to expand NLNG's annual production capacity from 22 million to 30 million tonnes while ensuring reliable turbomachinery operation.

ccin

2026-04-23

Baker Hughes tops estimates, says oilfield activity hit by Middle East disruptions

2026-05-08

US Drillers Add Oil and Gas Rigs for Third Week in a Row, Says Baker Hughes

2026-05-15

US Drillers Add Oil/Gas Rigs for Fourth Week in a Row, Says Baker Hughes

2026-06-12

US energy firms cut rigs for first time in eight weeks, Baker Hughes says

2026-06-22

Baker Hughes offers remedies to obtain EU nod for Chart deal